One of my favorite books as a child was NIGHT FALL, by Joan Aiken. I read it over and again.

I love thrilling stories of suspense about secret pasts and repressed memories. #MSWL

I'm looking for more MGs in the vein of J. Anderson Coats or Whitney Gardner #MSWL

I'm looking for fun MG in the vein of Raina Telgemeier! #MSWL

Here's a post about what I'm looking for in #middlegrade: tracymarchini.com/2018/02/02/im-… and in #YA, you can see more on the #MSWL in my FAQs: tracymarchini.com/contact-faqs/

Legitimately on my #MSWL

"Vegan cookbook proposal... with a twist. (You can decide what the twist is.)" @msmariavicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation/

I’m open to a whole range of #ownvoices books, but I especially want to see more books featuring Asian and adoptee characters. I dream of finding a Vietnamese culinary journey one day. #MSWL 2/2

When I've been telling agents I want to see positive climate sci-fi I mean stories talking about tech like this #mswl

#mswl #ndmswl

If I were to sign a YA right now, and it's tight, it would have to be really unique. As always...commercial, readable, inventive, aspirational, romantic and/or strong-relationship driven, "knows where it comes from but knows where it's going" type stuff. #mswl

I really do need more MG. @JoshuaSLevy needs friends. (I mean, he has friends. Just not on my list.) Voicey, plot-driven, strong concepts, heaps of fun or cleverness. Nothing depressing. Heartfelt, yes. But not depressing. #mswl

For the older PBs, something smart like THE MONSTER AT THE END OF THIS BOOK is my holy grail. But also things in the camp of MAX THE BRAVE, WE FOUND A HAT, etc. #mswl

I'd love to see younger PBs for the 0-3 year set: rhythmic, lyrical, bedtime-appropriate books for babies/non-verbal kids. Like Emma Dodd's books. Sweet, simple, short. #mswl

For PBs: author/illustrators only. (I know that stings a little. Sorry?) I like modern art styles, whimsical-with-heart stories, light humor, honest kid emotions, and simple prose. +100 for women and POC author/illustrators. #mswl

I nuked a bunch of tweets, so I'm going to re-up a bunch of my #MSWL wants and needs. I'm pretty full-up on YA right now, and much hungrier for PBs and MG. But here's some more deets...

(#MSWL - I love books about work, when I reopen queries!)

“Fun, joyful YA about teens from marginalized groups out there having hijinks, falling in love, getting spells wrong, etc.” @kurestinarmada #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

I am still, and always, looking for smart, fun YA. I like it all: Rom coms, friendship stories, siblings stories. Well written and smart, make me laugh and cry. #MSWL.

I am not on this list but I love graphic novels and have been closing good deals for them and I want more and more and please oh please my heart my soul send them my way. #MSWL

Can't begin to describe how fundamentally I disagree with this. My door is ALWAYS open to these stories. I want all kinds of experiences to be validated through literature, not just the ones we've historically made room for or found more palatable. #MSWL on.wsj.com/2MY0HdU